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Barred Plymouth Rocks-1.-A. F.
Peters, Rollo Bay: 2. A. F. A. F. Pet-
ers. , " _
Plymouth Rock Cock--1, Daniel Mc-
Rae. Rollo Bly.; __
White -\Myl.ndot.te..» Hen-1. Preston
Drwnton,B.ollo Bay.I :.
_ White _Wyandotte ' Cock-1, Ji ii.
Mal_lnrd,`Gowan Brac. _ '
Rhode Island Red, Cock~1,_Preal.on
Bryenton, Rollo Bsy;2,_ Edxlield, Roi
lo Bay. - .
Barred Rock Breeding Bon-1, A. F.
Peters. _
Wyandotte "Breeding Pen-1. J. H.
Mallard; 2, Preston Bryenton.
Speckled Sussex Hen-1, Edwin
Reid, Rollo Bay:
Best Pair Geese Toulouse-1, Clin-
ton McDonald, Red House; 2, J. H.
Mallard, Gowan Brac. _
Embden Geese (white)-1, Frank
Warren, L. Harbor; 2, Frank Mullally,
Sourls River.
Geese A. 0. V.,--7. F. .\Iui|8.lly.
Bes tpuir Ducks, A. O. V.,-.-1,J. il.
Mallard.
_ Vegetables.
Swcde Turnips for Stock---1, Edwin
Reid; 2, John Kenya, Souris; 3, H. Pe-
ters. Rollo Bay.
Mangel Wurtzel-1, Rev. K. C. Mc-
__ Pherson, St. Margaret’s.
White Carrots for Stock-»-1, Rev. K.
C. McPherson.
Carrots for Table Use-1, M. 0'-
Keefe, Gowan Brac; 2, Stephen J. Pa.~
quet. Souris; 3, Wm; Brennan, Jr.,
Souris.
1 doz. Parsnips-1, M. O'Keeic; 2.
Mrs. Wm. H. Knight, Souris; 3, Mrs.
F. E. Poole, Souris.
Beets for Table Use-1. M. O'Keefo;
2, D. F. Mooney, Gr. Vale; 3, Rev. K.
C. McPherson.
Onions (white or yellow)-1, Mrs.
l. J. Horne, Souris; 2, ivan Chcverle.
Souris; 3, Mrs. F. E. Poole.
Tomatoes, Red-1, Miss Maude Mc-
, Donald, Souris West.
Tomatoes, Green--1,Edwln Reid; 2,
M. O'Keefe; 3, Mrs. F. E. Poole.
Early Cabbage-1, W. H. Underhay,
Bay Fortune; 2, P. D. Peters, Rollo
Bay.
Late Cabbage-1, Andrew F. Paquel,
Souris.
Cucumbers--1, Gabriel Beagle, Rol-
lo Bay; 2, Mrs. W. B. Leard, Souris;
_ 3, Miss Mary A. McDonald, Souris W.
Pumpkin, by weight-1, C. C. Carl-
ton, Souris; 2, Mrs. J. McAuley, Sour-
is; 3. Mrs. l. J. Horne. Souris.
Squash-1, Mrs. W. B. Leard; 2, C.
C. Carlton; 3, Mrs. Frank Mullally.
Eschnllots-1, A. F. Peters; 2, Mrs.
Albert Bm-hoe. Mt. Hope; 3,_Wm. A.
White, Rollo Buy.
Collection Table Vegetables-1, Ste~
phen J. Paquet, Souris; 2, Mrs. W. B.
Leard; 3, Miss Mary A. McDonald.
Fruit and Florlculturs.
Red Astrachan Apples-1. Jacob
Dockendorf, Sr., Mt. Hope; 2, Wm.
McDonald, Mt. Hope; 3, V. H. Docken~
dorf, Mt. Hope.
Duchess Apples-1, Stewart McDon-
nld, Mt. Hope; 2,»Jacob Dockendorf;
3, Allan J. McDonald, Albion Cross.
Alexander Apples-1, Albert Bur-
hoe, Mt. Hope; 2, W. H. Underhay; 3,
Preston Bryenton. '
Wealthy Apples-1, Rev. K. C. Mc-
Pherson; 2, Rev. E. Walker, Rollo
Bay; 3, Gabriel Deagle, Rollo Bay.
A. O. V. Named-1, James Howlett,
Gowan Brae; 2, D. L. Morrow. North
Lake; 3, Miss Bessie Brennan, Souris.
Transcendant Apples-1, Mrs. Wm.
Knight, Souris; 2, Ed. Mallard, Gow-
an Brac. _
Hyslop Crab Apples-_-1, Jas. How-
lett, Gowan Brae; 2, Mrs. Wm. Knight.
Souris; 3, Preston Bryenton.
Damsons-1, Felix Peters, B. River.
20 0ther_Variety Plums, named-1.
Miss B. Brennan. Souris. ..
-Collection Asters-1, Mrs. _.L W.
Brennan, Souris; 2, Miss Mary A. Mc-
Donald; 3, Mrs. A. O. Hanley. St. Pe-
Dahlias, 12 Blooms. 4 COIOFH-L
Mrs W. B. Leard, Souris; 2. Gerald
McCormack. Souris; 3. Ml'B~.A- F- Pe'
ters.
Gladlolus--1, Mrs. W. B. Leard; 2.
Mrs. A. 0. Hauley. St. Peters; 3, Mrs.
J. W. Brennan, Souris. ~_
Nasturtiums-1, Mrs. Lawrence Che-
verie, Souris; 2. MPH- -l-_W- Brennan?
3, Mrs. I. J. Horne. '
Pansies-1, Mrs. Stephen J. Pnquet.
Souris; 2. Evangeline Pequot, Souris;
3, Mrs. Richard St. John, Souris.
Dlanthus-1, Mrs. E. J. McDonald,
Souris.
_Sns.pdragon, 3 Sprays each-1, Mrs.
E. J. McDonald; 2, Mrs. W.» B. Leard;
3, Mrs. J. W. Brennan.
Stocks--1. Mrs. E. J. McDonald.
Verbena--1, Mrs. B. Leard; 2,
Mrs. E. J. McDonald.
Phlox-1, Mrs. W. B. Leard; 2, Mrs.
E. J. McDonald: 3. Miss Evansellne
Paquet. Souris.
Sweet Peas-1, Miss Mary A. Mc-
Donald. S. West; 2. Miss Mildred Fru-
ser, Souris.
Potted ‘Plants-1,ltirs. Geo. Moliiclc,
Souris. _
Table Bouquet-1, Mrs. W. ll. Leard,
Souris; 2, Mrs. J. W. Brennan; 3. Ml`B~
R. St. John. Souris.
Hand Bouquet--1, Mrs. W. B. Lcard'
W. Brennan. _ _
Baxter Apples-1, Rev. lu. Walker;
iett, Gowan Bree; ’2, Rev. E. Walker.
Mrs. John Boursoia, Rollo Bay.
Single boat Graham Bread--1. Ura,
D. Mcllaehorn, Souris; 2, Mrs. J. l'
McDonald. Souris
(Dr.) Sullivan. Souris.
1 dos Raised Biscuits or Rolls-1
2, Mrs. J. H. Mccorirlncir; a, in-s. J1-
row. North Lake: 3. Mrs. D, F. Moon-
Pint Jai' Pickles, home-made (not
mustard)-1, Mrs. Richard Kickbam;
2, Mrs. Gabriel Dangle; 3, Mrs. D. Mc-
Eachorn.
Pint Jar Mustard Pickles-1, Mrs.
Bon. Duchy, 'Souris; 2, Mrs. F, E.
Poole; 3. Mrs. Stephen J._Pa.quet.
Pint Jar Chow-Chow (home made)
1, Mrs. Wm. A. White, Souris; 2, Mrs.
Matthew, Souris; 3, Mrs. Ben. Duchy,
Souris. _
Pint Jar Sweet Pickles (home-
made)--1, Mrs. D. McEachern, Souris;
2, Mrs. W. B. Leard; 3, Mrs. Mei-iii
Stewart, Kingsboro. _
Pint Bqttle Tomato Catsup-1, Mrs.
W. B. Leard; 2. Mrs. D. 'McEachern.
Currant Jelly, ‘A pint-1, Mrs. 1. J.
Home, Souris; 2. Mrs. H. H. Acorn,
Souris; 3, Mrs. Gabriel Deaglet
Sample Preserved Strawberry, M,
pint--1, Mrs. M. O'Keet'n: 2. Mrs. I-I.
H. Acorn; 3, Mrs. l. J. Horne.
Sample Preserved Currants. ‘/a Pint
-1, Mrs. M. O'Keet`e; 2, Mrs. Stephen
J. Parquet; ll, Mrs. J. W. Brennan.
Sample Preserved Raspberry, $4,
pint-1, Mary C. McDonald; 2, Mrs.
Robert Reid, Souris; 3, Mrs. Walter
Cheverle, Souris.
Preserved Cherries-1. Mrs. F. E.
Poole; 2, Mrs. D. McEachern.
Best Colletlon Canned Vegetables-
i, Mrs. (Dr.) Sullivan; 2, Miss Ethel
Pierce, Souri`s.
1 doz. Plain Biscuits-1, Mrs. Wul-
ter Robertson, Klngsboro.
Fancy Work.
7% yds. Full Dress Cloth, home-
made)-1. Mrs. S. S. Robertson; 2,
Mrs. Elizabeth Matheson, Upton.
Pair Blankets-1, Mrs. Albert Bur-
lioe, Mt. Hops.
Woven Colinterpuae-"-1. Mrs. J. H.
Mallard, G., Brac.
Hearth Rug. all wool-1, Mrs. J. F.
Kickham, Souris West; 2, Mrs. A. J.
McDonald; 3, Mrs. A. McKenzie, L.
Pond.
Hearth Rug. all rag-1, Mrs. A. Mc-
Kenzie; 2, Mrs. D. McEs.chern.
Pail' Woollen Socks-1, Mrs. John
Bourgols; 2, Mrs. R. Bisson, Sourls
West.
Pair Woolicn Gloves-1, Mrs. Jos.
A. McDonald, Chepstow; 2, Mrs. Ste-
phen J. P_l1_q_uet. Souris; 3, Mrs. Wm.
A. White Rollo Bay.
Pair Winter Mills-1. Mrs. Jos. A.
McDonald: 2, Mrs. John Bourgois; 3,
Mrs. Stephen J. Paquet.
coliecuim Knit Goods-1. M.-._ Enz-
abeth Ross, Mt. Hope; 2, Mrs. Ben
Bushy, Souris; 3, Miss Adeila Dock-
endori, Mt. Hope.
Centre Piece '(white linen)-1, Kat
Centrepiece (white linen)--1, Kath-
leen Corcoran. Sl. 'I‘eresa.’s; 2, Mrs.
Tapper, Georgetown; 3, Mrs. Gertrude
Sterns, Souris. _
Collection Fancy Work-1, Miss
'Gertrude Sterns; 2, Madeline Knight,
Souris; 3,' Mrs. H. H. Acorn.
Selection Lace Work-1, Mrs. Wal-
ter Robertson, Kingshorc; 2, Mrs. Nel-
son Paquet, Souris; 3, Miss Adella
Dockendorl, Mt. Hope.
Selection Fancy Needlework -1,
Mrs. George ~Mellick,.Sour~is; 2, Mrs.
D. McEachern; 3, Miss Gertrude
Sterns. `  ' '
Patchwork Quilt-_1, Miss Margaret
Beaton, East Point; 2 Mrs. John F.
Klckham Souris West; 3 Mrs. James
A. Beaton East Point. .
F. Cloth (whim or colored linen)-
1, Miss Josie McQuaid, Souris; 2, Mrs.
Walter Robertso' Kin sboro 3 Mr
‘ Sofa Pillow-1, Gertrude Sterns; 2,
Mrs. Theo. Poole, Souris; 3`, Mrs. S.
S. Robertson. ‘
Plain Pillow Shams-1, Miss Ger-
trude Sterns, Souris; 2, Mrs. George
Melllck; 3, Mrs. D. G. Mooney. Souris.
Sideboard or Tray Cloth`-1, Mrs.
S. McLeod, Souris; 2, Miss Bessie
Brennan; 3, Mrs. Walter Robertson,
Klngsboro. ..-
Centreplece (colored linen)-1, Miss
Gertrude Sterns, Souris; 2, Mrs.,_(Dr.)
Sullivan; 3, Mrs. Theo. Poole.
Piece Dress Goods (home-made)-1,
Mrs. S. S. Robertson. "
4
ters. ` _ _ i' _ o
Tracadie Cross
School Fair
A very successful Fair was held at
Tracadie Cross, Sept. 30, this being
the iirst Fair ever held at this centre.
The following schools participatedz-
Glennladale, Glenroy, Blooming Point.
Donaldston. Ten Mile House and
Grand Trncadie. The exhibits were
numerous and reflected great _credit
on both teachers and pupils. The
judges were: Miss Mills, Mr. David-
son and inspector Doyle.
' Following is the prize list:
Wheat.
1, Daniel Mullen, Gienroy; 2. Mich-
H81 E855. Glenroyi 3. Louis McDon-
aid, Donnldston; 4, Jos. Mclsnac, Glen-
aldale. ~-
Oats.
1, Louis MacDonald, Donaldston; 2.
Patrick Mullln,_ Glenroy; 8, Donald
McDonald, Glenaladale; 4. Michael
Egan. `
_ ~ Barley.
2, J. H. Mallard. ' 1, Ivan _Mullln,.__Glonroy; 2, Frank
Stark Apples-1. James Howlett; ' _
Rev. E. Walker. "  '-1, Micheal Egg-lp-:mivan Mullin; 8,
lnkermsn Apples-1, Rev. E. Walk- Mullen? f»_/#_ Ve Bovfian‘,Don-
er
wiiliaig oi Tomkins Apples-1.. Rev. EQ; _3?:ey‘,`.gl?nal:dl;lle;_D Pgtggk Lagey,
a' sr. J. * -_ na a a e; . I1 S. _ 011-
Peswauicbe Apples--1. James How- 'aiastom »~ ~ "'“~'~ ~ » ~
.'»~ _ ' - . ,
_., _,___  __ Beans. - ._
` Housekeeping. I `.5“`_; I'  renin ' I
1. Daniel Munn.-_~ s._ mn Mccnuv-
si 1 Los: wnns amd, hams-  nr nig P9 ig ‘John Mitchell.
madgil, Mrs. M. 0'Keefe, Govllii _??a%fMl)i?_}l-loule{.'_`i`..?#nes McKenna,
Brae; 2, Mrs. S.,Bryenton, Souris; 3, 'q1gn;]a4l§e.~» ‘ .»'.~f'  ~
` _ ~-.a/.~. _
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_ ` .1, r.'..¢y._Aising.boi’e|dst6s; 2. Pao 1
1 dos. 1'. Biscuit-1. urs. Mr 0'- rick Mullen; 3. nhai1Esan;4,Msry
Kecfe; 2, Mrs. S. Bryenton; 8, Mrs. McDonald, Grand 'l‘r_Us\.dle~. _
Hom rown Vi otibla la
_ . "_" on | mn.
Mn Richard Kickham, Boiiria Waltz. P ~ 
Q Qi; H29 2 Q Q Q Q Q ¢ Q Q Q Q Q Q  Q QI O   I l Q, Q  ' I, Mrs. D. Menachem. Souris; 8, Mrs. 1, Daniel ltuilen,-Joao entry.
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Fruit Cake. Dirk 1. Miss Annie
Deagle, Rollo Bay; 2. Mrs. D. L. Mor-
ey, Gr. Vale. _ '
ll. S S . S-
J. W. Brennan, Sourls.  ---
PvnrrY'i .A qqA’L|_-ryf __;. lEcoNoiii§i?§f7"”
2 sacrifice the qtltality of _ 
MAGIC BAKINGPUWDER 
wofound it necessary _to make sliiiht increases
in price during the war pox-iod._ Even though _
Magic Baking Powder may cost o few cents
more than the ordinary kinds it is still by for
the _most economical -baking powder on the
market to-day when purity. strength and lenvene
ind qualities are token into consideration..
_ Contains No Alum Mode in Comodo
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With the increased; cost _oi labor 'ond 
_ rnaterials due to _war conditions, it is' 
not reasonobletto suppose that a  fi; '
1 first class baking. powdercnn be inode" ';_
_ and sold at the* old prices.” Rather than *° _-'
1
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§ _ F* I
Beets.
1. John Arbing, Donnldslon; 2, Lucy
Arbing, Donnldston; 3, Cutlicrlne Mc-
‘Innis, Glenaladale; 4, Dnnicl Mullins.
Sweet Peas.
1, Amy Kcizer. Grand 'i`1-acarlic; 2.
Lucy Arbing; 3, Stellar Mullins; 4,
Bride McKenna, Glenroy.
' Mixed- Flowers.
1,_ Stella Mullins; 2, :Jude McKen-
na; 3. Regina McKenna, Glenalndulc;
4, Mnry Lacey, Glenaladale.
‘g Potted Plant.
1, Bride McKenna, Glcnroy; 2,‘Slcl-
la McKenna.
_ Apples.
1, Allan Maclsanc, Glenaladzile; 2,
Gordon Mclntyre,'Glcnaludnle; 3. Wil~
liam Power.. Glenuladalc; 4, Regina
McKenna. Glenaladale. _
. , ` . Plums.
1, James Collin, Glenroy; 2, Bride
MGKBIIIIR, Glenroy; 3, Stellar McKen-
nn, Glenaladule; 4, Hannah McKenna,
Glenaludule. _
t _
nn; 4, Margaret McEwen. Grand Tra-
Ilobecca Keizer, G1-und Trucadie' 4,
oniorm Bride_McKe_nna, Gienroy. _ ' _ _ ` _ _“L°;%v,%$gA?¥’w”“r
1. Michael Egan; 2, Harold Arbing. ` Gingerenam' . 1, Grand Trncadie School; 2, D
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C'2.°°
Stella Mullins; 4, Eileen McDonald,
rand Tracndlc.
Plain Sewing.
1, Stella Mullins; 2, Amy Keizer;
3, Rebecca Keizer; 4, Clara Austin,
Ten Mile House.
Embroidery.
1, Stella Mullins; 2, Bride McKen-
na; 3, Stella McKenna; 4. Virginia
McKenna, Glenalndale.
_ Hammer Handle.
1, Patrick Mullin, Glcn__roy; 2, Gor-
don `Mclnty1‘e, Glcnaladale; 3, John
Ar-biniz, Donzrldston; 4, Donald Mc-
Donald, Glcnalndale.
" Milking Stool.
1. llonnld McDonald, Glcnalurlnlc;
2, John Arbing; 3, Daniel Mullins.
" _ Feed Hopper. .
1, Dan Mullins, Glenroy; 2,' Fred
Rowe, Glcnnlndale.
Poultry.
Ripe Tomatoes. lin. Mullins, Glenroy; 3, Bride McKen-l Mary Lacey; 4, Mary McDonald
Vincent McGilli,vray,'Dlooming Pt. cadic. » . ` _ _W9¢di- ___
_ _  1, Br'lde,McKenna; 2, Donald
Gm" ‘l'°m=¢°=l- ~ ' Bread- -Doi'ic1d,_c1eni.lsdsie; a, mea L
1, James McKenna, Glenaladale; 2. onaldpton; :._A, _kGeorge'__zi McD<
Fred Home, Glennldale; 3. Daniel Mui- L Lui”/._A\`blnH? 2» M“*`F5al`9t MCEWT IQOIIHDS Pllllll- '_- _7."Z' .
uns; 4, vincent McG|||iv,-,,y_ cn; 3, Mary Lncey; 4, Mnry Mclntyre.  _._. l f .Y _ _._7. 5.' _,_
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c"°\""b°'T9- ` _ "  'l Bl‘°““' 1. James Collin, &:icnro`y'.'i"vlZ_,"""
1, ilolin Bowel, Glenalmiule; 2, Sfcl- '   __ _ _ McDonald, Blooming. §>‘3,` I
in McKenna. Giennlndulc_ ` 'I' Mm_y L“cey' 2' Stoll" Mullins' 3' McDonald; ~i,,`F1'ed_,Lyncli._)
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1, Duniel Mullins; 2. Patrick
lins. ` ' " 'V '
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1, Clara Austin; 2,'vS[clln Mu
3, Mary Lacey; 4, Catherine Mc
Glcnaladale '
Map Drawing.
1, Bride McKenna; 2, Annie
lun. Donaldston; 3, Stella Muliir
Donald McDonald, Glenaladnlc
Drawing.
1, Dan Mullins; 2, Gurdon Mcln
3, Donald McDonald; 4, John M
non, Glenalndale.
1, Annie Bowlnn, 2, Biule M
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na; Mary Lacey; 4, John McKin
' 1, Patrick Morris. Donnldsto
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John McKinnon;-3, Major McKin
4, John Rowe.
Pigs.
Canned Beets. '1, Harold Mitchell, Ten Mile House; 1. Pntriek Lacey; 2 Fred Lync
` 1, Mary Lucey. Glenaladalc; 2, Stel-l 2, Reggie McDonnld, Donnldston; 3.x Donald McDonald; 4, James McK<
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